Muscatine retailers weigh evening hours and daylight time
A survey by the State University of Iowa bureau for the Muscatine Chamber of Commerce finds about one third of residents unhappy with Wednesday afternoon store closings. Merchants consider adding an evening opening and possibly another evening beyond Friday, with rural shoppers particularly affected by daylight saving time.
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Commando Landing in Cuba Reported by Exile Council
Miami sources say Cuban Revolutionary Council forces have landed in Cuba with about 300 men involved. The State Department said it has no information but will investigate through its Miami office. Exile leaders have been cautious, avoiding publicity and refusing to provide details.
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Ruling voids interim appointments of Crawford Duty valid
Iowa ruling by Atty. Gen. Evan Hultman voids interim appointments made by Gov. Hughes to the Highway Commission and Board of Control, stating vacancies do not exist when incumbents hold over. Hughes criticizes ruling as expanding Senate power, says case may go to courts. the situation follows a July 4 law limiting future interim picks.
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Riot at Savannah Negro Rally Leaves City In Turmoil
About 1 000 demonstrators gathered outside the Holiday Inn sparking a riot in Savannah Ga. Police injured and windows shattered as tear gas used to disperse crowds. State patrol and police arrested up to 100 adults and 100 juveniles. some detainees sent to a stockade at Travis Municipal Airport.
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Cardinals weigh Milan archbishop Montini for papacy
Circulation reports say 24 Italians and 31 non Italians in the conclave favor Cardinal Montini 65, archbishop of Milan, with momentum seen to shift quickly if needed. Montini reportedly met Tuesday night with Cardinal Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York, a key figure in Church politics.
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Cardinals Stock Up Food for Conclave Contingency
Vatican officials augmented the food supply in the Roman Catholic cottgrave to last eleven days if the conclave continues. A movable table for delivering provisions to the sea sick conclave entered service. Turin’s La Stampa hinted at a deal where Montini’s selection of a conservative secretary of state would balance factions, replacing the late Amleto Cardinal Cicognani after Pope John XXIII’s death.
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Drillers Strike Oil in Second Well Near Keota
In Keota area, L. O. Hill of Dallas reports Ply Brothers No 1 down to 2245 feet after striking sand. Eurene Lyle of Sigourney notes drilling halted last Sunday. pumps and tanks to be in operation soon with optimism for oil output. A second well on Willian Flynn farm by Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America reportedly yielded five barrels a day in early stages. the earlier well now mostly produces water, with more oil prospects planned.
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Weather outlook with showers and storms tonight and Friday
Cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Cooler tonight with highs Friday in the 70s and lows in the 50s. Highs reach 86 on Wednesday and a low around 39 overnight. River stage near 7.5 feet at noon today.
Commons Finds Profume Guilty
London to the House of Commons convicted John A. Profume of grave contempt today for lying in Parliament about his sex life with Christine Keeler. The action spells doom for Profume, former minister. He is now with Scotland Yard as a witness in a wide inquiry into vice narcotics and blackmail tied to high life in high places.
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Des Moines Group Forms to Oppose Shaff Plan
A new state organization led by Duane Dewel of Algona, Iowa named Towans Against the Shaff Plan forms to defeat the Shaff plan which would reshape the State Senate and House. The group, backed by about 200 people, aims to campaign until a December 3 referendum vote. Mrs. Howard Dresser of Mason City is vice chairwoman and the group plans a central Des Moines office with full time staff and district representatives.
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Kennedy Civil Rights Proposals Face Uncertain Senate Fight
Legislative fate of President Kennedy's civil rights package hangs on potential filibuster and party resistance. Senate leaders may push to cut debate but risk stalling other administration measures including tax cuts and funding bills. Organizers threaten a nationwide March on Washington and possible sit-ins, while House Judiciary hearings on the package proceed next week.
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